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@joshu: I agree. We should create a simple way for HN readers to post their projects.
by betashop 17y ago
@joshu: I agree. We should create a simple way for HN readers to post their projects.
- joshu 17y agoSince we have threaded conversations, you don't need to @ like in twitter. There's already a way for HN readers to post their projects. It's called "submit" and it's in the orange bar at the top.
- stanleydrew 17y agoA lot of people post their projects under "Ask HN: Review my startup" type posts. See here: http://searchyc.com/review+my+startup http://searchyc.com/review+my+startup
- miloshh 17y agoIt seems that many of the review requests are ignored without any comment, as I learned by clicking on that link.
- spokey 17y ago"Review my startup" posts are among my favorite aspects of HN. I generally find them valuable no matter what the submitted site is about. Time permitting I go out of my way to try to comment on them but unfortunately lately it seems that many of these posts don't get a lot of traction or thoughtful discussion. I wish I knew how to help the HN community keep these going. I'd trade 3 techcrunch posts for 1 "review my startup". (Also, that link doesn't seem to list the most recent posts, or at least not at the top of the list. I think there have been more recent review posts than the top few on that list. Some use variations on the searched terms, for example "rate" rather than "review".)